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Nike apologizes for unusual WeCom messages as police investigate
Nike apologized for unusual messages from its WeCom customer-service account and said police were investigating. WeCom attributed suspected pornography-related spam from a small number of accounts to a compromised third-party add-on service. It forced affected accounts offline and blocked related links. Nike urged consumers not to click on or forward the unusual messages.
What to know
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WeCom said a third-party add-on service was compromised and affected accounts were forced offline.
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Nike said police were investigating and advised consumers not to click on or forward unusual messages.
Why it matters
The incident concerns corporate customer-service account security, but police and WeCom had not disclosed whether customer data was accessed or retained when the report was published.
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